Biogeochemical Cycles in Ecosystems Diagram

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Biogeochemical Cycles in Ecosystems Diagram
Directions:
Create a diagram of an ecosystem that shows the water cycle, the carbon cycle and the
nitrogen cycle.
Your diagram must demonstrate that all three of these cycles are interconnected. (HINT: a
tree is involved in all three cycles at different steps; show this on your diagram).
Draw pictures of different components of your ecosystem that allow you to show the
movement of each chemical through your diagram.
Use blue arrows for the water cycle, black arrows for the carbon cycle, and green arrows for
the nitrogen cycle.
Sketch a rough draft of your ideas, and then create a final product that is colorful and easy
for you to understand and study from!
Your diagram must include all of these things:
o Precipitation
o Evaporation
o Transpiration
o Runoff
o Lake or ocean water
o Groundwater
o Water vapor
o Atmosphereic CO2
o Burning
o Combustion (fossil fuels)
o Fossil Fuels
o Photosynthesis
o Respiration
o Decomposition
o Food Chain
o Atmospheric nitrogen
o Nitrogen fixation by bacteria
o Nitrification by bacteria
o Ammonia
o Nitrates
o Waste
o Dentrification
o Create a key with Water,
Carbon and Nitrogen cycles
Additional expectations:
Make sure all three cycles goes into the food chain somehow.
Have at least one organism that has all three cycles going through it to show
interconnectedness.
Always show how the chemical moves through the food chain into different trophic levels.

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